So amazing｜Suggestions after visiting the Shanghai Museum Egypt Exhibition, a must-see

Originally planned to fly to Shanghai for a concert on the weekend, but at midnight I was lucky enough to grab a highly sought-after ticket to the Shanghai Museum Egypt Exhibition—I've heard the exhibition ends on August 17 this year, so I definitely had to check it out, or it would be such a pity! Pyramid Peak: The Great Exhibition of Ancient Egyptian Civilization. At first, when I saw how popular the Shanghai Museum Egypt Exhibition was, I hesitated about going, worried about crowds and not understanding much 😅. After joining this study tour group, all my concerns disappeared! ✔️ No more annoying queues and ticket snatching! This group guarantees tickets 🎫 and offers a green channel entry, which feels amazing. While others are still lining up under the sun, we’ve already passed security and are inside viewing the artifacts, saving time and effort~ ✔️ Watching the exhibition alone is just for fun, but having a guide makes it completely different ✨! The guide is professional yet approachable, even a history newbie like me understood everything, and the kids were fascinated, remembering several ancient Egyptian myths~ ✔️ Plenty of time options, 7 sessions daily 🗓️, so whether you want to go in the morning or afternoon, it’s all arranged. Families with kids can easily fit other plans in, super flexible! ✔️ Small premium groups are just comfortable, not crowded or noisy 👥, and the audio devices provided are excellent, clear to hear and detailed to see, upgrading the whole exhibition experience. Totally worth the money! Click below get the same This unprecedented exhibition, the largest of its kind worldwide, features 788 ancient Egyptian artifacts. After walking until my legs gave out, I finally finished visiting the three main halls. Here are some tips: Location: 1st floor, Shanghai Museum ✔️ No. 201 Renmin Avenue, Exit 1 of People’s Square Metro Station ✔️ You can enter anytime after your reserved time; allow at least 3 hours for the visit. If you’re interested, 5 to 6 hours is not an exaggeration. ✔️ Remember to bring your ID card; you need to scan it to enter the museum and again at each exhibition hall. Each hall can only be entered once; if you leave midway, find staff to stamp the back of your hand. ‼️ Suggestions: 1) The visit is long (3-6 hours), so bring a power bank, though you can also rent one onsite. 2) The luggage storage is next to the cultural and creative shop, which is great to browse with over a thousand products, but the entrance is crowded, so walk further inside. 3) There is a café and light meals on the second floor, but the selection is limited, so it’s better to eat before coming. 🗿 There are three exhibition halls, visit in this order: ❶ The Land of the Pharaohs: Introduction to ancient Egyptian civilization history, legends of the gods, the combination of royal and divine power, burial customs, daily life, and technological achievements. ❷ The World of Tutankhamun: Stories of the king who died at 19, his life and afterlife (how he journeyed to the reed land for rebirth). His tomb is very well preserved and of great archaeological value. ❸ Secrets of Saqqara: The latest archaeological discoveries in Saqqara from 2020, mainly about the worship of animals in ancient Egypt, showcasing the cat as a family guardian and its status in ancient Egypt, with many cat mummies on display.